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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
NEVIS FROM THE URBS.
ROBBED IN A HOTEL.

Sergeant Roulette and Policeman Conroy. OF the Long
Island City police yesterday afternoon arrested Lawrence
Casey sporting man and " illam Mulhal pugst who
employed Mers Hotel the Hunter Point err
charged with Obbng Captain Thomas Corning.
OF Rockaway Beach Of $40 on Monday night the captain
who had been IN York oleong missed the last train
Miilers Hotel Shortly after midnight
somewhat intoxicated William Mulhall employe. was
directed TO take him TO loom. The next
morning the captain missed the money;
The police informed but Sergeant Roulette learned
robbery casey and Mulha the day after
the robbery duarrecd the spells bA rroom In Bor
den ave. and Casey took sos OF the stolen money
from MulhalL Sergeant Roulette was satisfied that
these the guilty persons and yesterday
brought Captain Corning Rock Beach 10 Long Is
land City, where a warrant out and both men
ested Caseys possession found pack OF
cards. several FOR performing tricks and $G 81
Both win have hearing before Justice Kavanagh this
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DEATH OF WM H. TWEEDS DAUGHTER.
HER HANDSOME wEDDING--CosTLY PRESENTS AND
THE GIvERs

HER HANDSOME WEDDING-COSTLY PRESENTS AND
TIE GIvERs.
William NJ. Tweed's daughter, Mrs. Mary Amelia
haginnis, the wife Of Arthur Ambrose Maginnis died
On Thursday In New-Orleans. She was married In the
fall Of 1868, while Tweed was at tho zenith OF his
power. The wedding a magnificent one its most
notable feature being the extraordinary presents re-
ceved by the bridal couple Their total value reached
nearly 100000. Every politician and contractor who
was favored hoped to 10 favored by Tweed did his
full share 10 mako the event O wonderful affair
Tweed lived plainly in Thirty sixthst, and his daurh-
ter was married there. He then merely Deputy
Commissioner Of Public Works, which, sncuarly
enough, was tho highest office he ever held in tho
city government. He then in complete control of
every thing, however. The wedding was celebrated in
Sao aitsfnooh and the city departments almost
rs much deserted as II 1t were holiday. The house
was almost packed with wedding presents Peter r.
sweeney gave the bride diamond bracelet worth
diamond cross. Charles 4. Loew gave pearl set
worth $3.50. coral set and q watch worth at least
$1,000 were the offering Of Cornelius Corson. James
eddie" Boyle followed with another 81 900 worth of
pearls. necklace and chain worth 81 800 came
from James Ryan, and Superintendent Kelso paid
$1,000 for punch bowl. Sheriff Brennan spent half
that Gum for silver spoons, and Thomas j. Dreamer
gave silverware worth 81 900. A gold chain with
diamond pendant cost Senator Norton 81 500 Charles
Fralk Voorhees,. Andrew J. Carney, Eugene DurvIn
and W. W. Watson all gave presents of the value of
$500 each Cameo sleeve-buttOns worth 81 600 wcre
the gift OF John Mob. Davidson, chain and diamond
Hugh Smith presented another that cost him a. OO0
Judge George Barnard spent 81 900 for a diamond
an emerald set Tweed himself gave Mrs MaginnjS
2 large check and house In New-Orleans and the
Satners ana inc Amerious Clubs gave presents esd.
mated at 100000 This was only two years before
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BYRD DECLARED NOT GUILTY.

In the OF William A. Byrd trial before Judge Mills
and At White Plains for improper relations with Char
lote Byrd known his daughter the girl herself who ia
only seventeen old testified yesterday She
court on crutohe from the county ashonse where che
cripple since the birth Of her child three months
The grl testified that she the daughter OF the
fendant and that he had been crmnay intimate with her
until her condition became Then he her
institution whore the child born When she able
be moved she sent home but her parents would
her, and she the amshouse In his
behalf Byrd testified that the girl not his daughter but
adopted child picked the street by his wife
years He denied having assaulted her In Mrs.
Byrd his WIFE, tesed that she had children
having she thought she would adopt
she met old woman with two she asked the old woman
for Charlotte the elder OF the and she gave
No questions wore asked on either side She the
old fore since The Byrds have pleasant home
n Mt Vernon where Mr. Byrd carries on the upholstery
business The jury after brief absence
with q verdict OF guilty"
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AN ALDERMAN SAT BESIDE THE JUSTICE.

Michael Murphy and James Meledig members OF the
Ocean Association OF Longshoremen. charged at
tho Tonbs Police Court yesterday with assautng
italian named Pctro Ftello OF No 60 Mulbcrrys ST. who
employed at Pier No 80. North River Thursday
evening Detective Flynn Informed that crowd OF
and boys chasing an Italian up Doy-st., and
he followed and found the Italian In the hall OF No 81
Deyst The Italian pointed out the two aud they
arrested. However. Notwithstanding tho positive
Identification In the Tolnbs yesterday morning Justice
Power discharged tho two men the ground OF INSULT
Client evidence at tho tme telling them that they
Ike the dog In the manger they would neither
work themselves nor let others work Alderman Foley
sat the bench beside the Justice while the
IoI frIoh
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NEw-JERSEY TOWNS.

BAroSsRThe body Of drowned man. apparently laborer
and about forty old found yesterday In tho
Won kul Among other things found In his clothing
certincae showing that Daniel j. Kelly q
Local Assembly No. 1887 OF Elizabeth Knights OF Labor
PATERsosIn the County Court yesterday Henry p Frost
pleaded guilty TO burglary lie robbed
b. Demie az Echo Lake OF about 200 pounds Of sverw
and other property. On his Paterson found his
View Chief Police Grau captured the burglar
that he was not regular burglar but did little OF
sort OF thing now and them Judge Hopper sent him 10
state Prison for five years
CONSTABLE HooK.James McRoberts. workman in the
chemical works. fell into vat OF vitro yesterday
terribly burned about the legs his eaten on
staten ISand. 'o-~-'
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UNGERs RECORD IN THE NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s Cspeciah.-The records of the
Navy Department show that Edward Unger was dis
missed, and not honorably discharged as stated by him
on the witness stand yesterday from the Navy on May
a. 1866 for stealing bale Of sheetng while serving
mate board the United steamer South Carolina
Unger confessed his guilt in well written appeal fol-
mercy to Secretary welles. He stated that he was
driven to commit the act by extreme He entered
the Navy In December 1861, and while serving In the
Potomac fotilla he was married in Washipgton si1
months after marriage he compelled 10 TO sea- and
during MS absence his wife became insane he said and
Upon his return he was Obliged to pay for In an
insane and, although she recovered sufficiently
70 pc discharged from the asylum, he in such want
ana distress that In moment OF madness lie was led to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

NO NhhD OF EAhFAIhD ROAD INSPECTORH
Vlce-Presdent Galloway, of the Manhattan Railway
Company said yesterday In regard TO tho proposed legs
OF the elevated railroads.:
It plain u us that the object of the bill f. 10 create
offices FOR the benefit OF some other M the
OF this company The legislation Is utterly
We have the structure thoroughly Inspected
do 1t better. we do not happen IN NO Know
HIM IL Is OF the utmost Importance TO this coin.
possible way and fully appreciate the care and The
danger board OF state Inspectors could moi do the
work more thoroughly nor increase sense of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
MICHAEL DUFFY,S NEW BOyDsJfEN

EIAlderman Michael Duny. who surrendered by one
Of his bondsmen few days renewed his bonds yesterday
for s 900 instead tho $40 required
OF the other Aldermen accused Of bribery Duys surees
Robert MCGUIRE contractor No 2O3 East One hundred
and hsts, TO the amount OF $4,000 George A. Haggery
hardware dealer No sol Thriave. S. 50O and Robert
Hagan metal rojfer No 1897 East Twenty thrdst, $1,000
Recorder Smyth accepted the bond.
Ira Shafer Alderman Cearys counsel visited District
Attorney MARITIME yesterday and the rumors that Ceary
willing enter INTO arrangement by which he would plead
guilty II he could he assured Of light renewed
Mr. MARITIME refused 10 whether such proposition had
bee n made TO him.
Notice OF appeal the General Term OF the Supreme Court
the OF Alder ONeil filed yesterday by
Charles W. BROOKE and Peter MichelL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

Last night Special Officer Rourke OF the Fifth Street sta
tlon descent the reputed gambling house tho
second OF No l43 Fourth Men the lookout tried
stop him at the door bn, by the aid Of other officers dressed
citizens he entered Eight Of the gamblers escaped Pat
Mortimer the dealer OF No 65 West Eleye tn
four others taken into custody The police also seized
worth 800 BEFORE
Market Police Court the
defended by Peter Mitchell The witnesses for ts prosecu
ton being unable TO prove that they had chips bought
cards turned exchanged tho complaint against the
gamblers dismissed and they discharged Nor
timer required give bail $500 for keeping gambling
Sb2 found In his possession when arrested
handed back to him Patfck ShsrKey OF No 5lS Fast ty
third st., became Dondsman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
EDUCATIONAL DEMANDS OF TIE DAY.

Assistant Superintendent H. A Calkns OF the Public
schoos yesterday No. University place.
Educational Demands OF the pay" number of school
teachers members Of tho Industrial Educational Asoca
ton were present " 10 true asked Mr.. Calkns, that
there sck OF harmony In the instruction public
day with the practice of the world outside There
are many complaints many probably through ignorance
against schools OF tho highest well the grade
M OF things our Schools
tradlt tnan real"
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-
SEVENTEEN HACKMEy ARRESTED.

Just the Aron ball. at the Metropolitan Opera House
Thursday night closed the line OF carriages extended
Thirty eighth St. but usual hackmen, who had
failed get line tried break the
column Sergeant Cross on hand with roundsman and
twenty but compelled 10 send for twelve
The seemed have determined TO police
for once, and at given signal loud whistle several
usneous struggle for places completely blocking tho street
Sergeant Cross had seventeen hackmen arrested and
peared Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
To prosecute them Two OF them lwsrd Doyle and Edward
Kelly discharged The others fined 50 $40 each,
according the stances Of the case.
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NO LIGHT ON THE BRooKLYY BURGLARY

The police officials of Brooklyn busy yesterday I'm.
vessanx the mysterious robbery which reported on
Thursday having the house George TALBOT
u No $50 Frstst when the Mrs Kate Booth was
found gagged and bound evidence could show
that any entered the house after closed for
night and the only theory that burglars committed the
was based superstition that they
there early in the evening Ars Booth closely
~ Police Captain Jcwett and superintendent Campbell yes.
tSrdsy but they refused 70 dyuge what they had
The where she her neck
yesterday and her swollen Ly the cords which
bound them 1t 10 thought strange people sleeping
2n he same Moor did not hear the struggle Besides dog
IN ne ysro there was pug which usually slept In the hail
and barked II hs heard any strange foot 1855
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Roundsman Dcnneren. OF the fremont Police
acting suspciously at North Thria and olehunred
and before yesterday, watched
them until Policeman Hicnbotham met him Then the
officers made dash OF the suspicious men. DenneTein
caught and took him 10 the police station Hcnbotham
chased the other who turned and fired several shots with
revolver AT length bullet struck Hlclnbotham in tho
breast through his heavy and stopped
button OF his waisicoat Although the policeman
not Injured, let Dcnueren's
sad he william Norris marble pOliser.
twenty. nid lark his pocket panon.
Charles Dnrch afterwagd captured They
nandei the Harlem Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

BONDS FOR TIE COMPLETION OF OITY PARKS.
resolution presented by Mr. Crimmns at special meet
the Park Board yesterday adopted 1t asks the
Corporation Counsel TO bill providing for the issue
OF bonds tho amount OF Sl500000 for completing Central
Mornngsdo Riverside East River and Mount Morris parks
The upper part Central Park and all the other parks Mr.
Crimmns said, should be- finished In something Of tho
dssign originally Intended The growth Of the city calls for
this proposed that the bonds DO mado
ayabs In twenty or thirty years.
committee presented request for site In Central Park
statue OF 0arbadi that will be presented To this city by
NewYork 1t 10 desired unvsil the
June request taken under and the
satue referred the Art Commission approval
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yOUyG IN YEARS RUr NOT IN cp,vr

Lillian Smith, the old girl who has confessed
extraordinary Of pocket picking under instruction
Of amiddeaged woman in the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday 70 plead 70 indictment CHARGING her with grand
larceny In the second degree She was neatly dressed
childish In her actions but when spoken answered
tone OF young She skipped shout court
and attracted attention by her childish airs The
on which she was arragnoi charged Mrs Annie Smith
well as Lillian with grand larceny The young girl pleaded
Tuy and before the little girl will probably be used
witness against the woman Recorder smythe remanded
Mrn Smith for trial Lillian placed the care Of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 Children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
LONG ISLAND

LAUREL HIA large frame building three stories high
ana covering two city lots known The bremen
collapsed with loud crash Thursday afternoon Several
persons had narrow The place the
demned. u" " N "~'e 'ooA eoA
,, nsAMs MEADow.The seven old William Wet
tnfiodt aied few days Hc in ths
WIN In bis hand when ho the saro end al
fatal '"" Wv =" ~nu proved
BAY franchise TO supply the village with water
ma Doen gwen 70 Aohett Hodgkins Clark works are
DO completed by June 1885, the franchise viii be- for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
BROOKLYN.

BARLEY Grey officer the Court Of
Sessions, has suddenly become insane
Six Of smallpox reported yesterday One
infant at No 2g7 stagg St. where four
viously found
Edmund p Hyde who is in the Mildletown Insane
Asylum. officially declared yesterday the
Court his home is IN queens County and lie Is worth
about 100000 HIS mania Is OF religious character,
The Catholic Church OF Fourteen Holy Martyrs
was incorporated yesterday.
In the suit Of Otte Evangelkc TO 81 900 dam
from Ochs OF No 2ll ddeton
verdict for the full rendered Yesterday de-
fence being made The girls story that when she
TO this country from Germany last september she
gagged in Oclss house and decided 10 at
the OF nth in-ltlng
made her locked up and compelled
another month Fol whole day she locked
other occasion subjected indigDltieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
NEWARK.

Police Justice Roders crowded yesterday after
noon when number OF liquor candy and cigar dealers
arragned for selling Sunday. PostpOnemens had In
Of the and In Instances
conference was held last night between the Citizens
Committee Water Supply appointed by the Mayor and
Aqueduct Commissioners. Plans and estimates
ned for the cost Of supply from the Passac
shed and the propositions OF owning
rights were The conclusions OF the conference
will be submitted week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

ampon H. with mdse ~ cabin and 379 seeage passengers
to oelriohs Co Arrived at the Bar at 3;35 NJ.
horn 20 Gibraltar rs. Henderson Arrived
Steamer Richmond Boan Newport News with mdse and
passengers TO Old Dominion IS Co
asts'a Co Arrived a. the Bar At 70 a.
with iron to order vessel to Carsten Boo 49,
g G With g
En no Wilder vessel sci, TO Tobias & Co. .,.
lyn Reanng Co. ' vessel TO Mornnr WIN sugar 10 ''oA
daS Sa' 1 0"a'
oss a s9@S ms13a Sny w. %
seh Mabel Hooper Hooper Carenas IL days via Della
Ts1S with sugar '0OFd'F vessel I" Parsons
sUNsEr-wlna at sandy Hook. fresh. sw; cloudy and
Is Gnus Island r''h BY" raining with thunder anu
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Caledonia tBr, CARVE Trieste Jan 49, Palermo
49, Gibraltar 20 dse Henderson Bros Arrived at
the Bar at LSo ? H. crr.prn
Steamer soytha (Br Roberts Livsrpoo-vernon Brown
steamer Chicago Cnrl Jones Newcastle sandersOn Son.
steamer Champagne dr. Traub. Havre-Louls de Be-
steamer oOttario ta Viola Mediterranean ports-Pheps
steamer Bonavsta tBr. Anderson, Para Rio Janero &C.
via Newport Ners-,s q hra, NAL SIS s CO. .ww
steamer Fl Monte Hawthorn, New.orlcans- T Van
Sickle.
steamer Nacocchcc. KemptOp savannah-Henry YOngs
Steamer Regulator. Ingram. Wilmington NC-Wm Clyde
Rlchmond-Old Dominion Sc Co
Ship Pactolus Burnham. Hong Kong-Russeri & Co
Ship Anna GER. MenEena Hamblrg-Hermann koop
snip Eliza A Kcnney tBr. Lawrence. ROuen-J w Parker
a Co (reolearance)
Alimuri (IaD Ruggicro Oran Agiers-Funch. Edye
Co.
Bark Elcho (B oIelsren. Georgetown. Demerara-Leay
craft & Co.
Brig Efrsim tNor). Knua,en. Mussei Bay. So Af-w
Brig Carib. Montgomery, Belize TruIio. &o-Eggers
Brig Pearl thinner Brdgetown Barbadoes-D Trowbridge
Brig Harriet O. Stanley Neuvtas-L Stanley.
SAILED
steamers Rugla for Hamburg ThornhiI, Progreso; Ell
Monte New. Orleans l. ID Baker. Mobile.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tho schooner DAILY At the mouth Of the
Connecticut River has been marked by black spar buoy
placed the eastward OF IT, In about fahoms OF water
on following magne bearings ssybrook Light Nv;
saybrook Beacon. b by = r.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
AE X BKyHAM, Commodore, NJ
Tompkinsve Y. Feb lS. 1887 Inspector. Sd District
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb lsArrivod steamer Sirius (Br). Staple
don from New. York Feb 8,
Fob 10 Sailed steamer Egypt tBr Sumner for NewYork
QUEENSTOWN. Fob 1S-Passed steamer Celtic tBr. Glea
Feb lS-Sailed steamer saae (Ger, Rich.
ter, from Bremen hence for Newyork
HULL Feb l7-Arrived. steamer kovno (Br). NELL. from
DUNDEE Feb disabled steamer Crystal Br stannard for
scILLY Feb Passed. steamer Morava tGer. Petrod.
ROTTERDAM Feb lS-Arnved, steamer W A Scholten
(Dtohl Bakk or, from Now York
GIBRALTAR Feb lSPassed steamer Antonio (Br wallace.
rom New.York on her way to Japan and China ports
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"ToMn GOULD DOES NOT APPEAR

HoBoKRS.-"Tom Gould. who wac arrested on Wednesday
night fugitive from justice and who bailed 5000
appear for yesterday before
OF the Peace StreDg did not appear His lawyers
GarretsOn OF Jersey CITY, and Lefty
the Justice that their client IN Hoboken but that he
sick TO TO court At their the
postponed until February 70 Inspector Byrnes got
the Justices court half hour after the
posed Of He had been given
ton down for 10 O'Clock He surprised
told that Gould in lie thinks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19

In the large cellar OF the Produce Exchange nearly 200
men have been at work for several days excavang and
building substantial brick walls II leaked out yesterday
that the excavation for large salt water bath
two feet square and five feet deem There will he lido
dressing rooms, seven rooms for Turkish baths two hot
rooius steam rooln shower room. an electric room
etc inc projectors are mostly members OF the Produce
Exchange. They have rented the apartment from the
Exchange fof $4,000 year. with the privilege OF no
newal While eIcavating yesterday the workmen came
upon an old Dutch well twenty deep and lined with
Dutch brick The Exchange stands on the se of The old
Dutch market '"N NV" Va '"' VI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
GUESTS OF THE FIRST HUssIps

The First Hussars held their recoptlon drill n, M t2s
West Fifty-sxth-st last night The rain fell heavily on
the glass roof over the rdngrnk flashes OF lightning IL.
Illuminated the rink and thunder peals ratified tho bud
Ing but the horses were only nbucd with MOI. no Inv
these incidents, and the hussars went hroueb The avo
lions In manner that brought repeated applause from
their guests The drill conducted by scrresm Ersrs
formerly OF the 9th United States Cavalry Tho
g1 ner we're u Mn ana sn Mrs Mase
Porter. Ex-Governor and Mrs. Hoffman Mr. aud Mr..
James Young and Miss Young "'N N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
STOLE A HORSE AND RETURNED IT.

Francis Talbot ago sxtecn OF No 307 Tenthave held
at Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday for trial. for
gary the stable In tho lumber yard Of tho Trlmbo Manu-
featuring Company. Twenty .fourthst and Eevonthave
last sunday evening lilo took horse and phAoton worth
800 and started for Harlem seventy hhs he Into
pile ana wrecked the phaeton that he had
leave II policeman assisted him get
from wreck and that Talbot thought
take horse back TO tho stable which no did He
reed by Detective Sergeant Valley, o tho Central once.
considerable behind tho bars already
Outstanding his youth This the second burglary st
the Irmble stable within a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIvALl

ma Avenss Hotsl-Ex Genera Frank
Of ChieaGoI Assembyman George Erwln OF sG To%s1
gss 90 Yturbde Of MEXICO George stsH 81
Wtndsor senator N. HILL Of COLORADO Jonn W.
Keciy Of PHILADELPHIA and Colonel Samuel J. IhSen
Parsons OF Rochester Grand HotttmprSfsSsGnI n e
Riddle Of Hartford. ST. ydmV HoeI-Ihe hev VI ~ n r.
fairbarn Of st. stephens College. ESerM H0"ss-e' H.
Kaunmann, of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
TO GET A NEW ARM FOR TILL

TO GET VIEW ARM FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD
At the meeting of the National Guard Association in Al
bany on February resolution passed for the appoint
mont OF committee OF i've To Immediate ac
nos eSsrd new arm for the
ed the following commitee BTigadier Gener.i aPpv
bins general inspector OF rife practice br,usda, =;
Clark 7th Regiment Major s. H. on Judge aivooats ist
list Regiment Aiuo pi"e"es'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
THE DANA GED STEAMER BURGUyprA.

Messrs. Elwe agents OF the Fabre Line TO which
the Burgunda belongs, the steamship that was run into
by the Italian frigae Italia Thursday near Naples
and badly damaged that she had 10 be run ashore 10
prevent her from sinking They cable
yesterday that she could be repaired at Naples The
Burgundia had on board S34 Italian immigrants for
New York. They will he transferred to the steamer
Scotia and brought to New York The Burgunda ia the
vessel OF the line She was built nj yernool I'm
1882 s OF iron 1928 feet long, and 28l7 tons register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
JERSEY CITY.

George H Disque who convicted OF murder
Ing bis wife In Hoboken Informed yesterday morning
the County Jail OF e decision the Court OF Errors
Appeals confirming his death sentence Disqne wept.
William A. Burts salesman Of Brooklyn, died yesterday
morning OF consumption In Pullman the
Railfoa The train coming into the station He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-19
WEIGHTS ON TIE sALETY VALVE.

local OF steam vessels received
terday from tho inspectors who had examined OF the
tuKboats OF the harbor old wheel had
placed the lever OF tho safety valve and twenty
above tho limit allowed by the inspector
In other weights had boen put the valves
and the that allowed by
fsohd and Marsland will send the reports 70
the for action The examinations reported
yesterday made At watering station Ncwtown
llr,ek